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· 3/23/1989

Terra Nova Insurance v. North Carolina Ted, Inc.

Citations

  • 715 F. Supp. 688
  • 1989 WL 73203

How courts have described this case

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  • holding no coverage for negligence where cause of injury was assault and battery, which is not an accident and therefore not an occurrence
  • holding no coverage for negligence where cause of injury was assault and battery, which is not an accident and therefore not an occurrence
  • alleging that bar failed to take measures that might have prevented the alleged shooting assault upon bar patron by a fellow patron
  • finding that coverage was excluded on ground of assault and battery exclusion as well as on ground that the assault was not an “occurrence” as defined by the policy
  • finding that coverage was excluded on ground of assault and battery exclusion as well as on ground that the assault was not an \occurrence\ as defined by the policy
  • assault and battery exclusion applied to negligence claim against bar after plaintiff was shot by another patron

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Judges: Van Antwerpen

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